Sentence examples for was a despair from inspiring English sources

I think there was a despair at that time.

"Behind the emancipation of women, the drive for education and training, the economic dynamism, the emergence of a middle class, there was a despair, a suffering, a sense of suffocation.

In its various articulations, though, it was a despair that would fill any parent's heart, and spread like fire through any parent's veins, if their child had been shot to death and no one cared.

As Eve, just expelled from Paradise, she was a despairing figure finally entwined in a sensuous embrace with Mr. Rhodes's Adam.

No, it was a despairing falsetto.

But I don't think there's a despair.

"There's a despair and anger with people who are facing this and those trying to support them.

He talks of himself as an old queen with all these problems, and he's very funny, but there is a despair inside".

"I think there is a despair around Britain as a whole, and around British business, about the way the economy is trending," he told the BBC.

There is a despair, a disillusionment and a dangerous disregard that is born of disappointment.

Amis's twelfth novel is a despairing, sex-obsessed pileup of ideas.